Nixon-Roulet, Mary F · Boston : Marlier & Co. · leaf 284
in was veiled Divinity, — such was the Mother of God, and thatshe was the Mother of the God-Man fewdeny. The question naturally arises, What honor should be paid to one whomGod sufficiently honored to be subject toher? A great writer says: - Nothing is toohigh for her to whom God owes His hu-man… … LOUVRE, PARIS. ASSUMPTION OF THE VIRGIN. Famous Assumptions will feel that something different fromthe grave should await the stainless bodyof the Lily among thorns. As she wasobedient in life to all the laws of Churchand state; obedient in the enrolment thatthe prophecies might be fulfilled;…
Christian art and symbolism · Painting
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